Birth name.

No, not since 1990. Yes, I liked it very much. I was in a band called Brotherhood, we weren't known anywhere but this one time we played with another band at a house party and the other band (I don't remember their name) had a following of at lease 60 people. The cops were called after the first band played a couple songs. So, the guys who were throwing the party said why don't both bands play a couple tunes at a time so we could at lease play. This band had some loyal fans already. As we finished our second song it got real quite. I mean the people just looked at each other. I said, ok? We started our third song and the crowd gave us an applause I'll never forget. Both bands played at lease three times before the cops came the second time. Well, both bands thought we should play together at the same time. Their band was set up on the patio and our band was in the yard and audience was in the middle. Both bands played " Wipe Out " at the same time. It was great! The most fun I ever had. Of course the cops came back for the last time. Yeah! That was a special moment. Thanks for asking.
Dave

I think it's the best thing since sliced bread (just kidding) hey! I'm here / your here, what a nice combination.

That depends! I'm a songwriter, maybe for the songs.

I had a band once from Feb.11, 1998 thru Jun.27, 1990 called " Brotherhood " the players were: Steve M. Wright on lead guitar & vocal, Rick Sincock on rhythm guitar & vocal, Sam Aspiranti on bass guitar & vocal, Ralph Dempsey on drums and myself on lead guitar & vocal. So basically they were family and old friends. Other than that I would get together with friends from time to time.

The Beatles,The Beach Boys,Deep Purple,Black Sabbath,Jimi Hendrix,Rush,Kansas,Stix,The Glenn Miller Band,Mozart,B.B.King,The Cream,The Doors,Sound Garden,STP,etc........

On the west coast, Long Beach,California

Gibson SG (the SG)1980, a Mako bass guitar, 1977 Yamaha Classical guitar, Boss pedals,my computer:DDClip Pro (multitrack recorder), BioDrummer (drum program), SM-57 Shure microphone and a decent Casio keyboard.